March Game 1 - Quapaw Baths
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I'm not sure I'm truly finished with this one, but here it is. As this is going to be part of a larger album, I didn't mention that it's in Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. 2 photos, 3 papers, stitching, journaling block and journaling, 6 fasteners, 3 embellishments, two-word title, date, shadows, styles added.
Journaling:
The Quapaw Bathhouse is a Spanish Colonial Revival style building built in 1922
of masonry and reinforced concrete finished with stucco. The most impressive
exterior feature is the large central dome covered with brilliantly colored mosaic
tiles and capped with a small copper cupola. Directly above the entrance is a
cartouche with a carved Indian head set into the decorative double-curved parapet.
The Indian motif, found throughout the building, was used to reinforce
a legend,which claimed that the Indians had discovered
the magical healing powers of the spring and cave
now housed in the building’s basement. From www.QuapawBaths.com.
It ‘s still in use as a spa, with four soaking pools of thermal mineral water.
Supplies:
ABR_HisNHers_12x12_Special_BlueDot - turquoise adjustment layer on top - coordinates with His and Hers Collection
SJO_TwilightMagic_Paper_Sunset
BMU_VintageEasterSpecial - ribbon made from paper, colored turquoise - coordinates with Vintage Easter Collection
Vellum journaling block from stash
Brown stitched ribbon from stash - stitches colored blue
Diamond brad from stash - amber gradient adjustment layer
Carved Indian - extracted from photograph
Unicorn/Pegasus tile - extracted from photograph
Feather brushes from Obsidian Dawn (large)
Fonts: title - Felix Titling; journaling - Book Antiqua and Jokerman
Journaling:
The Quapaw Bathhouse is a Spanish Colonial Revival style building built in 1922
of masonry and reinforced concrete finished with stucco. The most impressive
exterior feature is the large central dome covered with brilliantly colored mosaic
tiles and capped with a small copper cupola. Directly above the entrance is a
cartouche with a carved Indian head set into the decorative double-curved parapet.
The Indian motif, found throughout the building, was used to reinforce
a legend,which claimed that the Indians had discovered
the magical healing powers of the spring and cave
now housed in the building’s basement. From www.QuapawBaths.com.
It ‘s still in use as a spa, with four soaking pools of thermal mineral water.
Supplies:
ABR_HisNHers_12x12_Special_BlueDot - turquoise adjustment layer on top - coordinates with His and Hers Collection
SJO_TwilightMagic_Paper_Sunset
BMU_VintageEasterSpecial - ribbon made from paper, colored turquoise - coordinates with Vintage Easter Collection
Vellum journaling block from stash
Brown stitched ribbon from stash - stitches colored blue
Diamond brad from stash - amber gradient adjustment layer
Carved Indian - extracted from photograph
Unicorn/Pegasus tile - extracted from photograph
Feather brushes from Obsidian Dawn (large)
Fonts: title - Felix Titling; journaling - Book Antiqua and Jokerman
Photostrip for Simple Steps to Super Scrapping
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